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As hydrogen powered cars give off water vapour as a by product, could this technology be used to irrigate land
I have noticed that hydrogen powered vehicles give off water vapour as a by product and was wandering if this technology could be modified to irrigate farm land where water is scarce. You could perhaps place hydrogen powered generators over farm land, each one spaced a km or so apart. The water vapour would condense and form water droplets, which could be collected in some kind of tank. From there it would then be possible to pump the water out and irrigate the land. The generators could be solar powered as these dry areas would get plenty of sun. The biggest problem may be transporting the hydrogen to these generators. That said the farmer could have a underground tank that could be filled up on a weekly or monthly basis. From there it could be transported via a tractor with a tank in tow. I got the idea from watching a documentary where they showed you NASA testing the shuttles engines using hydrogen as a fuel source. After the test was completed rain fell.
Not a bad idea but for rain to fall you need to meet some physical parameters within the atmosphere - pressure and temperature need to be such to allow for the condensation out from the atmosphere of water vapour - in other words, if its too hot and too dry clouds won't form and therefore rain can't fall. So it's unlikely to work in the Sahara Dessert to make the dessert green, but as places with clouds generally have rain it wouldn't be need in Washington State for example as it never stops raining there.
We bought a 2005 Ford Freestar. The power distribution box cover was left off. Can this cause problems?
We purchased a used 2005 Ford Freestar. We drove it home from the dealership, and when the car was shut off, the power locks started locking and unlocking on their own. My husband looked under the hood and found that the power distribution box cover had been left off, and water/snow had gotten in there. The dealership has been closed so we haven't been able to take it back yet. Today the vehicle won't start. Does anyone know anything about this power distribution box? Will moisture/snow in there cause it to not start?
Additional Note: The cover was still under the hood, we put it on right away last night when we saw it was off. Will the whole box need to be replaced?
Yes it is the main power point for the van and water or snow is not a good thing. Bet a fuse or fuse link is blown and will have to be replaced. Make them get a cover for that box before it really does a number on the electrical.
No the box will be fine just the main fuse or fuselink will be replaced.
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